- investigates. He
stays at the home of
Gordon Ragg aka Lord
Whitfield (
Easterfield in the US edition),
claiming to be a
cousin of
Bridget Conway, Whitfield's...
- Sir
Thomas Hill
Easterfield KBE (4
March 1866 – 1
March 1949) was a New
Zealand chemist. Born in Doncaster, England, he was the
youngest of four children...
- Specifically, it was
discovered by
Barlow Wood,
Newton Spivey, and
Easterfield in 1896. In the
early 1930s, CBN's
structure was
identified by Cahn,...
-
produced diterpene that is bioactive. It was
first isolated by
McDowell and
Easterfield from the
heartwood of
Podocarpus totara, a
conifer tree
found in New...
-
Medal of the
Royal Society of New
Zealand Leonard ****ayne (1912)
Thomas Easterfield (1913)
Elsdon Best (1914)
Patrick Marshall (1915)
Ernest Rutherford (1916)...
- Hugh
Mackenzie –
Professor of
English language and
Literature Thomas Easterfield –
Professor of
Chemistry and
Physics Richard ****burn
Maclaurin – Professor...
-
subject to
repeated legal challenges over the
following 18 years.
Thomas Easterfield, the
founder and head of the
Chemistry Department at
Victoria University...
-
results in a blood-red coloration. In 1901,
tutin was
first isolated by
Easterfield and
Aston and
identified as the
convulsive poison present in the New...
-
Theodora Clemens Hall (née
Easterfield; 12 June 1902 – 19
December 1980) was a New
Zealand medical doctor. She was born in Wellington, Wellington, New...
- 1994
wooden sculpture In
Memory of
Loved Ones Lost at Sea by
Charlie Easterfield in
Kirkcudbright harbour...
